TAG: experiments
Play, read, learn & do more in March
Posted in News on February 18, 2021 at 6:00 am
You can play more, read more, learn more, and do more this March. We have library programs to get you started that include leprechauns, Lord of the Rings trivia, origami, Spyfall, picture books, FAFSA, Medicare, bees, a spa day, science experiments, and more. ALL AGES Catch a Leprechaun! Can you catch a leprechaun? You might […]
Tags: adults, babies, bees, books, business, college, espanol, experiments, FAFSA, gaming, kids, LEGO, leprechaun, Lord of the Rings, LotR, Medicare, online book club, origami, picture books, pollinators, reading, science, self-care, Spyfall, storytime, teens, trivia, tweens
February is filled with experiments, creativity, reading & learning
Posted in News on January 26, 2021 at 6:00 am
This month, we offer you online programs to help you save money, tempt your taste buds, and keep busy. We have some great all ages programs for getting fit, decorating a cake, viewing art, and building what you read with LEGO bricks. Kids & families can try out science experiments, enjoy storytimes, and connect with […]
Tags: art show, books, business, cake decorating, creativebug, embroidery, experiments, fair housing, financial, fitness, Game of Thrones, Medicare, nailed it, picture books, reading, science, SCORE, spice tasting, storytime, tenant rights, trivia
STEM at home: Learning anywhere and everywhere
Posted in kids, News, Parents and Teachers on May 19, 2020 at 6:00 am
By Alison Johnson The DIY approach to learning fun activities at home can be a great boredom buster. We miss having your kids and families at our in-person library programs. You are what make those programs so enjoyable and interesting for us! And you can continue to explore STEM at home. Here, I share the […]
Tags: books, caregivers, deconstruct, engineering, experiments, gross, grossology, kids, mathematics, overdrive, parents, reading, science, science in context, scientific method, STEM, technology, teens, tweens, World Book
Bubbling beakers: Q&A with Kelli Crawford of Mobius Science Center
Posted in Explore and Discover on June 21, 2017 at 6:00 am
By Erin Dodge In my experience, if you tell kids that they get to go see a science show, the response might be worthy of a shoulder shrug (not true for all kids, of course). I get it. The words “science show” may not be very inspiring to a lot of kids. Now, if I […]
Tags: chemistry, experiments, kids, Mobius, Mobius Science Center, parents, science, science experiment, STEM, summer programs, young learners
